I captured it and edited out the commercials with EyeTV. The result is about 43 minutes and 462 mb of raw footage in EyeTV. I haven't figured out what to do with it next other than to export it to a Quicktime movie where I can then further edit it and possibly clip out just the Airstream parts. If I can get other clips from other shows I could then burn it all onto a DVD.
Actually, I also want to go to Quicktime and having EyeTV, Quicktime Pro, iDVD, iMovie, Final Cut Express, and Toast Titanium 6; I have a lot of experimenting to do as well. Gotta use those tools.
From your website I know what to look for in the repeats on TV. Thanks.
Just as a reminder the History Channel is also doing an Airstream telecast.
Hands on History
Saturday, October 25 @ 5pm ET/PT
Airstream Trailers
Airstream trailers have been a classic since Wally Byam first invented them in 1931. Byam used aircraft engineering to sculpt an aerodynamic trailer so popular that he was soon leading caravans of hundreds of Airstreams across the country. Host Ron Hazelton visits the Airstream factory in Jackson Center, Ohio, and helps build today's Airstream--a retro design with an updated interior. When his Airstream is complete, Ron sets up camp in the world's best-known trailer. TV G
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We were at Jackson Center during the filming of this show. Ron Hazelton did an intro segment at our trailer. Don't know if it was used or not. Never got to see it.
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